"I watch old matches, analyze them" - Auger-Aliassime uses time during lockdown

Just 19-years-old Canadian is already a solid part of TOP 20 of the ATP Ranking. In 2016, Auger-Aliassime triumphed at Juniors US Open and added 4 Challenger titles in 2017 and 2018. Despite playing 2 finals in a row in 2020, he is still waiting for his first ATP title and now he spoke to media about how he spends his time at the moment.

“We always complain we do not have enough weeks, or months to train. Now's a good time to work on things,” Auger-Aliassime said during a Zoom call with media. “I made the best setup I could. It’s been good, so I’ll be doing that until I leave for Monaco. Seeing things open up little by little again in Europe and France, reaching out to Monaco, seeing it was a possibility that there would be opportunities to train and maybe compete, I thought it was a good time in the middle of May to go back. The decision was made clearly the last few days,” said Auger-Aliassime.

“I try to do it once or twice a week. I watch old matches, analyze them, talk through it with my team.” said Auger-Aliassime. “We watch how I move, watch other opponents and try to take what we can, even though we know must of them already. It’s always interesting to see any improvement I could do once I’m back on the court. It is a way to stay connected psychologically.”

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